It's possible. Many of them are fake shots, so it is not recommended to pay attention. At present, it is prudent to entrust a few percent of the collection valuation to many fraudulent companies in auction fees by overestimating the collection price.

When the price does not meet the seller's expectation, he or she may use another account to transfer the price until the price proposed by someone meets the seller's psychological expectation.

Of course, if there is no expected price, the seller will often shout out a high price, and then other bidders will stop because of this high price, then the seller's goal has been achieved.

Because the highest bidder is himself, he can auction again and wait for the next bid. One day someone will offer a price that meets the seller's psychological expectation, so it is often very difficult to buy a good baby at a low price in idle fish.

Auction this thing is what you want. Even if the seller controls the price at most, that is, letting people you know bid up the price, you should consider the price you can bear when you participate in the auction. Even the auction house is deep in water.

Some people just bid maliciously to raise prices, and many people find that they have bought too much after bidding, but what can they do? If you are willing to bid at this price, the deposit will not be refunded to you unless you can catch the evidence that the seller bid with a small size.